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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
BROOKLYN.

The Zion African Methodist Episcopal Annual Conference
yesterday In the Fleet street Church adopted
the death OF MI Beecher The following
elected delegates TO the Oenera
meet next William IL Decker D u bltChnoe = L.
H. Swears aud J. w. Brown
Matthew Low Of the famous London publisher, samp
Low, who attempted 10 commit suicide last week was
committed Kings County Lunnuc Asylum yesterday
regarded as hopeful An elder brother COMMITTED
suicide several years ago.
Negotiations having failed between the Brooklyn Bath
and West End Railroad Brooklyn City Railroad com
pans relative the crossing OF their tracks at Ihlr We
the former company stole march yes
terday morning early and aid its tracks IN hy s1hs
an TO hold what had been
secured. pending legal proceedings
OF erecting the superstructure OF the Kings
County Elevated RAJ road IN Fulton ST. was In progress near
with the hugo travelling derrick used lining the columns
and grders Grandave Thursday evening The WORK
forward at the OF Two blocks DAY mo
LAYING foundations east OF Graniaye was begun yese
day.
In the suit by Mrs Eliza 81 900
as libel from The Rev II. b. snowdeh The jury
verdict $40 90 This amount ias
by cent OF carrying the costs OF the suit
Paul Bauer the Coney Island hotelkeeper who has been
suffering Of paralysis is reported TO be Insane
Gee Hing was and 20 jail for twcntyv days
Yesterday Keeping gambling house at No J6o Fulton ST.
At the recent session Methodist Conference
in LOwe Mass the following appointments were mae 10
Brooklyn churches Park Avenue r.. Humphres Welco e.
John Arnaud orchard, D. savage lhe rst Two are
uonted and the last succeeds Rev. W. H. YarrOw. who
has Joined Methodist Epscopa Church and 10 now pastor
OF tie Warren street Church OF that denomination
Whitney q have photoetf test OF we
electric lights streets which usht TO be Ocande
power, but are sail 20 be only 700.
Tho Grand Jury begun 10 investigate the matters
called to lis attention by Tie Brooklyn investigating Com
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LONG ISLAND.

BABYLOx-A Are in the woods on Thursday DESTROYED
AT time STABLES on august
Bemonts ard buildings on the grounds Ot te
Westminster Kennel Club were In great danger
SAC UARpoR O'Clock yesterday morning, John
Hayden resident Of New London, Conn., who ws passen
Shelter Island quarreed win the hIst
mate Peter Gamen VIII lie shot at twice win
the shots taking effect IN Gamens lett leg
nd q serious wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
HOME NE IT'S.
PROMINENT ARRtVAt6

Hotel Brsnsaick-The Earl and Countess Of Ioudoun, OF
England and General John 4 nstbbone and A blsecksr
Banks, OF Albany tuh Atsnss EoteHepstor Nelson
" Adich OF W6ede Island, Judge Charles Andrews TIE
New York Court If Appeals Abraham GARRISON q Pits
burg Assemblymen George y Erwin and j. n. Manye
.Carenden Hetet-Bareu Ro.en, Russinn charge 81 At
flares at Washington HOFFMAN Hsuse-Don NJ Dickin
Detroit and Christopher Buckley OF san FRANCISCO
49,. Murray ma Hetsi-GOyernor ~ j. Orushee ana st
Governor g. h. Pneree OF VrrmoDt Vefortd Hc,''-,1
General John q PsIkhm.. snd Colonel Henry Dnnee G
accuse HystJ Jefferson handler OF Washington
-. Ho,ioa UourS--Etnte senator John Nnincs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

wasted hy s,okness ana nseAtest that weighed barely
ak ponp1s Ths mother ~ another room eTnhs ana
stli drinking eohgapy WIN Two oss a and he etsr
children were SAINT 70 the Dominican OehvsEht lanes 20
Qrah, the father Ia otrBoymah ailof ana maker rs
week lie Rad hh Vile were arrested shn ws' W hsu
await IA teault Of ipQussh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

WHIST UAVRRsTRAw Edward Monohan. brickyard labor
or on Thur sday night killed by West Shore train
RockLdnd County MesseHger the Oldest newspaper IN
Rockland County, changed hands yesterday
ToMPKISs vE-Frdsy unlucky day in the house.
OF builder The elderly father OF
Mira Rodermsp stricken with paralysis; little later
dislocatci bis shoulder bone soon
after Henry Roderman r was brought TO the house
almost tsnting from loss OF blood caused Dy gash WIN M
adZe IN and uncle visiting AT the house was
Suddenly taken so III require medical attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

HoBoKES.- Corporation Attorney Mintnrn has served
the bOndsmen OF Murphy the Ascending water
good the deficiency LeOfe
will begin suit against them.
ORASGE-A mill man OF o'clock Yesterday morning us
covered tho the sidewalk In Lakeside ave-
Tho man had and spread them on the
ground opene and slashed his throat with razor
almost head his body The body was That
well dressed man. about Sky, apparently III fO or
cumstances There nothing on his person TO ldeny m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

pRIpGFPoRT-At a special own.m Getting yesterday $500
was assist in paying the expenses OF Memorial Day
Bishop Williams esterday that the annual
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church IN
would held In Chr st Church Tuesday June
"A rolling mill company. for the manufacture OF iroD
steel copper. with capital sloc. OF $4,000 In 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rrooklyn Jockey Club races Gravosend. 2i30 y. m.
Pacific Railroad Commission, No 10 Wsllst, 10 a. M
Navarro hsts reference case No. ~ Wallst., o. M
New.York. Phadeph baseball mstch. Pole Grounds
?. M
Cattle and Dairy Show, Madison Square Garden.
Newly Princeton lacrosse match staten Island D. M
Exhibition OF cooking by by Miss Corson, Lexington
Avenue OperaIH House, 2I30 p. IN.
10.
Spartan HarrIers paper chase Now'Dorp. ]. Ssop NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
THE DEATH OF MISS LESLEY.

In the Brooklyn Court OF Sessions yesterday
made that the Grand Jury had fully Investigated the
death Of Miss Annie G. Lesley and had unanimously dis
missed the Miss Lesley shot herself q the house OF
George l. Nichols No 1873 Perreponts. few weeks ago.
found that her death tho result OF
accident while she was handling pistol The Grand Jury
concluded that there nothing In the evidence submitted
to inslfy IL IN Disturbing this dnding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho Committee on Supplies the Board OF Education
decided to award the contract for supplying coal to tho public
schools this year Ophan Their award 10 subject
TO the approval Board OF Education The amount OF
coal required Is about $4,000 tons.
promises far weather for today and
the chdrens May parties which have been waiing for
favorable possession Of the lawns in Central Park
win probably be out in force.
The Memorial Reformed Church. in fy-second st.. be-
tween Ninth and Tonth aves the Rev. F. Fox pastor will
be dedicated at 1890 a. number Of prom
clergymen will deliver ad dresses in English and Ger
and good vocal and instrumental music may be ex
pected.
Two flying india exhibition IN the window
OF Park Row cigar store near the Bridge little animals
attract much attention.
Quarantine Commissioner John A. Nichols who was re-
ported dangerously sick with bronchitis three weeks
ago. his ONCE yesterday for the first time In more than
a month considerable fesh but he says he Is
rapidly growing stronger.
The rooms Of the New.York Flower Mission. No. 23o
Fourave will open every Monday and Thursday during
summer beginning Monoay for the reception and dsr
button o. flowers fruits decsces for the sick poor in
hospitals aylums aud tenement houses The attendance OF
iu is earnestly requested as the
mission is greatly in need OF help
b. Kerrs condition continues to improve The
disappeared and all he las to contend with
his fractured ribs and collar bone Ills physicians
expect his recovery
Willie Voch age fifteen who about fortnight ago ran
away from his home 81 Attorney ST.. has returned
William Bennett Irishman. sixy'one. who had been
employed as groom by NJ Miken found dead in
the Mr. Miiken's house. No 300 Madison ave-, at
1880 a. III. yesterday.
The Adirondack Protective Association has been In
of and forests and Tor
the athletic all manly sports and pas
times Richard Vet c. Godfrey Patter
son. George Wilson, W. Leslie scrymser Charles Martin
James L. Martin and Thomas W. Kinsey
The Presbyterian Club Will have social reunion and lunch
nj the II otel Brunswick MONDAY evening
The next annual police parade will May 3D. About
1900 Broadway from the Battery 10 Union
Square by the Mayor the Police Board and
other officials.
Patromen Richard Gillespie and George Walsh ami Door
man John Gallagher were yesterday dismissed from the police
force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
MON DRoIr WINS THE MAY STAKES.

IoND0S May 13-The race meeting nj Windsor began To-
dsy The race for the May Stakes for yoaros won
by j. Porter chestnut 6iiy Mon Dro with General Pear
sons black Anarch second and Killers chestnut ally
Princess third The only other starter Mr. Douglass
bay colt Darney. DrOt by length There were
three second and third The betting was ~
10 against Mon Drot TO on Anirch. IL TO against
Princess and 80 TO ] against Darney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
Fmrn-TwoYEAR-oLD SELLING. y MILE.
sIxrn-sELLISG. ! MILE.

The will begin at 250 p m Trains e1ye long Long
Island CITY at II |; i 30 ana $50 y M IhtOush
ave Brooklyn II a M. l. 10 and 3 % p m
The track reached by the Culver route by boat. 10
pav aidpe from the foot Nhitehallst which VIII start
every thirty minutes Prospect Park and Coney Island
and 21thst SOnth brooklyn trains eas-
INK eyory minutes aud By tho M-nhaan beAe 1A,
nom special trains leaving Al lldo
a. m 1870 so p. Also by the Manhattan bcth
Atlantic BrOusyn train.
icayiDr ~ IN 90 a. IA and l2.2O 1850 aud l2O All
trai ms carry passengers 10 the grand stand
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Arrived by tho Britannia white STAR from Liverpool
yesterday: Ebrdge 7. Gerry and family, the Earl and
Countess of Louden Mrs T. NJ Waller, Robert Waller,
David Guthrie Minor stewart Brown, Irving Courtney.
the Rev Z. Edwards, r. j. Livingston, Stanley Miller,
N. =. Townsend aud DR.. j. 4 wAbAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
RESCUED FROM HUNGER AND DIRT

Agent Stocking OF Mr. Gerrys society," visited family
PANIED McGrah Wednesday. Of their home at No. $50
West Forty and found three little girls ascs three,
six and nine respectively hungry and dirty Each wore
single dirty garment which barely concealed her uDwashed
bodv lie found one.year.old bshy. which was %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

BOSTON MAY 13.-Todavs game between the Boston anu
gton well played, the home team winning
"a follows: o
Poston. ..............-............0
Waship gton .......................1 o - .
Basehits-Boston. 10; Washington. H. Errors-Boson o
s. Pitchers-Madden and whitney, p"pio
Mt. Powers
PrTTsBURG May 13The indianapolis and Pttsourg cluos
played brilliant game day before large crowd Inc
HOLSTERS by this score:
Ptisburg. .....-.... .....-.......l o = d 2
Basehts-Ptttsburg. indianapolis, ErrorsTPtts-
burg 3 lndianapolis. acknowledgements ana he"''
Umpire-Mr Quest
CHICAGO May l3-Tbo Chicago club fell an easy vctm 10
the Detros to-day, being outpayed at every point The
was: :
chicago. ............0 !
Detroit. " W
Ba.ehits-Chcaeo. II; Detroit 81. Errors-Chioago g
Detroit !. Pitchers-Pyle and Weidman CmpHe-"l
Henkle
ST LOUIS May l3The ST. Louis club again defeated 'he
baltimore nine with to-day. The score
St Inuis. .........................1 1 ~
Baltimore ..................-..."l U U U v
Basehts-st Lons II; Baltimore. Z. Errors-St Louis
.; Baltimore a. Pitchers King aud kllroy. Umphe-Ni'
McQuade go
LOUISVILLE May ls-The Louisvles defeated the Ath'
letlcs to-day by this score:
Athletic. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q
Louisville ....................O " u Il
Observation-Disclosures 5: Louisville 10. Errors-Athetlc !
Louisville, 4. Ptchcrs-IIart and Ramsey. Ompre-hE
Cuthbcrt
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STATEN ISLAND.

Nessrs Sullivan & Edwards contractors under oontrac;
awarded by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company
have set zee hundred work grading roadhed for
The track OF the Rapid Transit Railroad from Vanderbilt
Landing 10 point on the Lower Bay directly SOUTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
coIIDuBIA FRESHMEN J"BILANT.
THEY vANQUIsH THE s,PnoMoeEs IN THE AT

rupY vANoUIsH THE s1PHOMOREs IN THE ATH-
LETIc ASSOCIATIONS FIELD MEETING.
The Columbia College freshmen were evidently happy
when they returned from the staten Island Athletc
Club grounds yesterday afternoon. They sang ana nc
clared "Thereare-no-es onus " In no gentle tones
The games of the thirty field meeting OF the Coni-
bia College Athletic Association together WIN te dre5
FIRE had vanquished the sophomores ana lhls was
the cause OF their nrth The games excited close ate-
lion throughout the halfmie run bicycle and put,
ting the shot being closely cOntested ana eNokhS u
applause G. H. Mapes acted as referee and silver cups
given TO the winners The contests were Us io'-
lows: ILL., -. A.. hoo. .
rak over for Derrckson, IT,, T. and s., with Il. b.
La Fcra second final heat won by f. r. La fetra with 3
Derrickson r second. Freshman sophomore race won
by A. >. Mahony,s9; second H. NJ Banks So uhe IL
seconds. ,. - hue NJ
CURE, 49, second, i. Hornboste 80; time, minutes
One hundred and twenty yards hurde-eollege and
class race: by H. Mapes 80; second W. b. Mics
80: time. Is iq seconds. =, p.,..
80; second g. Derrckson jr; time 81 L seconds. Class
race: H. NJ. Banks, SO, IL. V. Pearcc 80; Tune o. q
Mic walk-collesc and class race; Tompkns Nell
vaine, 90; J.v Moss 80; time minutes seconds Of
L.; second. j. q. Raymond, 80; time minutes sec
onds. Class race: j. g. Raymond, go L. W. Ely o.
Two hundred and " en,y yards dashcoeg'e race; II.
Class race: H. ~ Banks 90, s. d. Pierce, 30; time, 2i4
UnlGmile run-collego race j. s. Appleby, SO; ]. VI.
Hewlett, 80: time, minutes 10 seconds Class race
j. NJ Hewlett 30, NJ. Il. strong, 49, time' minutes
If seconds. --.-... ~
Throwing the hammcr-collegc and class contest: -
Lc T. Dresser So NJ I. Boscrt, 80; distance ~ iee'
inches. o.- ,o- r.
High mmp-colcge contest A. stevens, 81; a. l.
Parker -; distance feet nchcs Glass contest D.
NJ Hewlett 80, = d. Pierce, go distance feel lhch
BrnaI ump-cOllege contest: ID. Ewell, S. r. -.
SNOW -; distance 20 feet inches Clss contest r.
g. snow 49, ;. ID. Pierce, '0O distance Is feet II Z
inches ,- -.....p -
putting the shot-cOliege and class contest: Is. {;
Uinnman 90; NJ. 4. Bogert, 80 distance - feet ii
inchct , e.-.-.. 90. III y,
Welsh go: distance feet y Inches. CLASS contest H.
r. Welsh, 80; NJ +. Bogcrt, 80; distance . iect =
The ing OF war between 80 and 90 will be pulled 81
some future date hut even n the sophoIors shouIo WI
ths me freshmen would sl hold the majority o. prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
NOTES OF rHE FIELD OF SPORTS.

The MInhaan Cfcket NuO VIII pTV IIs HT'V H'V VI VIZ
season AZ Prospect this afternoon. meeting an eleven
,r,n the Alma club OF Newark Tho Manhattan eleven wiz
conss Of ~ Davis IfOstOri. ICOync J. REGAIN ~ Lamp
Kin T. Martin Captain Gay f. SInt, H. IiOoPc = ANH''
CAST AM one other
Tho lacrosse ,tch between tho New.fork ana Irhce@h
College teams which be PLAYED on Apr ~ Du "'h
Us accountOi the rain VIII DO played s
noon Al ~ George. Ihe Princeton team II telAI Alu
str,ug .Iorks have been prIcuclng NgJr
n,,y Tor several weeks fine game is sure 10 be seem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY I4 1857.

was greeted with applause on stepping 70 e ene ex
gmsss He assisted in three double plays ana Acecp'u
twelve chances. The score was 10
cincinnati ..............5 l I ]
Mstronoiitan .................0 o . IL l "
Raseh,tscncnnati 90 metropolitan Errors sh,nr
c,npati 8; Metropolitan, o. Pitchers-hulane aHu S"~
Umpire-Mr Valentine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
HOW TILE CLUBS STAND.
,mes to date leave the League aud American AssOcla.

The NewYo and Philadelphia clubs VIII play at the ioo
Grounds to-day. Co. -, ..o
AT sing the Brar Gin club defeated tue orS Ny 'no
score OF 10 TO 10 on Thurs lay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.
EEW-IERGEY.

The body of Frank Barnard another OF the Inflated party
which sailing from Murphy Bros bOsthOuse Oh 0uh'
day, Aprl II, has been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
,1rN1ArrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY -
suurfscs. AL Sets. T04 Moon rise o;VA 'A''A NV
HIGH WATER =
M-sancy Hook Coy T.rd n, dS hsii Gate a57
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
ALONG THE SOUND.

WFsrcHRsTFR-E Supervisor Daniel ]. McGrory deliv.
books apd records OF the town 10 MS SUCCESSOR NJ
Rauch, Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

f. g. w. "PALATKA" E. " w
THE NEW SHARP STRAIGHT sEAM" COLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

SHIRTS TO ORDER, 6 FOR So
(sold elsewhere at $9). Call or send postal.
KENNEDY, 20 C0rtlandt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

Twobass hits-Fogarty Bastan. Mccarthy Common Three
Rourse Double plaYWard andConnor Gore and
kourke. First base balls-Ferguson Daily Wood.
Irwin First base err0rsPhia dephs T. New
Worry a strucK out-Phlladophia s. Now.York5, Passed
bals-O' Rourke o. Time-2.lb Umpire-Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

AS a dressing and color rcstorer nothing i
so satisfactory a. Pdrker's Hair Balsan.
Parker's Ginger Tonic Strengthen the lungs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
1855 West 63isL
uonrs-Stol 70 5to7 Diseases OF tho Nervous system
Genito. L rlnary Orgaus Impotoace and sterllity.
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AnnOuncemenLi
DIR. TORIAs's CELEBRATED
VENETIAN LINIMENr.

SOLD EYEEYwHRRH.
tho LIMBS. BACH, or CHEST
VANISH INMRDlAIKIT BY It's CsE.
WARRANTED 10 give PERFECT SAIIsFACriO or NO PAY
prtsa ,.audbt "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

WORCESTER May 10 CSpeeial-It was decided today ina
the Great single scu race Tor - side and the Champion
shtn Of Aperc, between Tdwar Haulan and Jacob eau
iir sbtl Ls roweI on Lake Calumet Pullman III. Memo
rial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
aERHARprs FIRST GAME WITH THE "MErsn

CINCINNATI, May l3.-Mulano almost invncbls In TO-
days game with the meta" -Four hits made Of his
delivery being tho scratch order The feature OF tho
game wss the batting Of FennelY and Baldwin. 0srhardt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

LOUD pLArps FOR NEWS WEAR ARE "cHEsr
Nrrsn oFTHE RANKEsT SORT STRIPES ARE IN
VOGUE THIS SEASON; THE LARGER THE STRIPE
THE MORE FASHIONABLE. WE HAVE JUST
ENOUGH OF THESE ULTRA PATTERNS TO SERVE
THOSE WHO LIKE THEM; OF THE NEAT, UNoB.
TRrrsIvE SMALL CHECKS STRIPES AND MKT
UREs. HERE Is A VARIETY IN CHEvIoTs, HEATH.
ERs TWEEDs woRsTEDs AND CAssIMEREs-
THAT AMOUNTS TO ALMOST AN EMBARRASSMENT
OF RICHES AMONG THEM WE SINGLE OUT THE
"RIARNEY TWEED ASA SPECIALLY DESIRABLE
FABRIC FOR BUSINESS OR TRAVELi $50 FOR SACK
OR FRoCK SUIT, MADE UP IN TRUE CUSTOM STYLE
OTHER SUITS OF IMPORTED CHEvIoTs AS LOW AS
sls OTHERS HIGHER; CLOTHES THAT THE BEST
DRESSED MEN IN NETWORK CAN WEAR WITH
SATISFACTION.
IF YOU'RE READY FOR NEW HAT. LOOK AT
OURS.
Black Derbys 81 90, 81 50 and IS.
Pearls Nutria and all the Fancy Spring colors 81 DO
So so AMI 81 %.
Pearl High Hats (Dunlap's shape) 81
WHAT SHOES WE DO SELL FOR So 90! BETTER
px,,fINE EN-. SHOES OF ALL SORTS FOR MEN
AND BOYS; LOW SHOES ARE READY.
THE FURNISHING GOODS COUNTER REFLECTS
BRIGHTNESS IN NECKwEAB, UNDERWEAR,
FANCY SHIRTS AND ESPECIALLY BOYS SHIRT
WAISTS THE RANGE OF GARMENTS FOR SPORT
ING USES. AS TENNIS BLAZERS. JERSEY SHIRTS
&c, Ia INTERESTING TO YOUNG ATHLETES.
BOTH STORES OPEN THIS EVENING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

MAb. AIIVIJVTI N '5"I1N'"'7F'1'
$50 Halllday-st, Jersey city, ". J.
O.ber letters of n similar character from prominent
Individuals which stamp Kaskine as remedy OF I'M
doubted merit well be sent on application.
Tho Kaskine Company, 81 Warrcn-st' New-fofh
and 50 Farringdon Road, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14

RosTox MAY 13-To-dav's game between the Boston an
yyashipeon clubs was ell played team winning
as follows: =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-14
OUTGOING STE4 HERS
TO-DAY.

Britannia White STAR Liverpool -. ii3V VI q On
Trave NC LoYr, S'thmD'n AMI Brenon 81 lAoV III 20" y
Chateau Yquem. Bordeaux. Borrieaux - y
Bonavista Brazil Mail, Brazil ports.--.. -"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28
Boots an3 Shoes

hats.
Gents Hats, from ................-50 cents upward
Gents Fine Beaver Hats, fropn....s1 p upward
fine line of Boys Hats, from lis cents upward
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28
n Russian Mobiles Protest.
News Expected From Stanley.

LONDON, December 27th.-A dispatch
from Congo says: No news of Stanley has
yet reached Bona, but no uneasiness is felt
there. The steamers expected from va
moungs on January Goth are almost certain
to bring news of the explorer
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28

BERLIN, December 27th.-It is under
stood that the Crown Prince, having con-
ferred on the subject with competent ad-
visers, absolutely refuses to entertain the
Regency proposal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28

Clark Albert, of the Chicago Inter Ocean.
who has been travelling about the State for
over a year corresponding with his journal.
is q convert to belief in the wonderful adj
vantages offered to new corners in this part
OF California. He has been all over the
counties of the south and through MANY
of those in the middle section of the State
1t was his expressed opinion that people
here get q great deal more for their money
than in the localities where climate must
be the chief influencing motive in buving
land. He spent a month or so in Butte
county and sent for the instruction and en-
tertainment of the readers of the Inter
Ocean series of articles relating to the
eounty's resources. He expressed delight
at the citrus display. He intends to make
Sacramento his headquarters during the
winter season, and gives his journal much
correspondence concerning Central Califor-
MIA and its resources. In a recent CONVEX
sation he expressed confidence in the
speedy growth and settlement of all this
district. " In two years certainly, in my
Judgment, you will see the same activity
here that is now noticeable in the South.
People East are beginning slowly to learn
OF the many advantages of all California.
1t is mistake to think, as many DO, that
the central and upper part of the State
must wait for its tide of immigration and
settlement until the southern counties are
crowded. There will be much settlement
here before that tines. +. Bulletin.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28

generally. They viii, We believe, readily
contribute to this end, if the citizens of
Butte express willingness to manage the
affair and readiness to receive aid from
other sections. Whatever is done in this
matter must be resolved upon at once and
action taken in the present week.